What We Are Listening To [2022-11]

[Andreas_Philipp1]

Look also for the recordings made by Walter Olbertz in the 1970s… the complete 12 CD-collection is available on Tidal and also on Qobuz. The playing is far less romanticizing, but still suitably expressive. The recording quality is very fine for these analogue recordings. In fact, of the older complete cycles, this may just be the most recommendable…

[Traian_Boldea]

Thank you. Beautiful drawings on their covers.
(Do we have a thread for art covers?)

[Rene_van_Veldhoven (René van Veldhoven)]

[TheRiz]

[Andreas_Philipp1]

@Traian_Boldea

(Do we have a thread for art covers?)

I think we don’t… There’s a hilarious thread about the worst covers, though:

Worst Album Covers (any genre)

The mods should really split this off so we can post the worst ever album covers in any genre. A sort of homage to the unsung “marketing teams” of the great recorded music industry. I will start with two of my all time favorites: [ugly mug] [eastern europe]

[AceRimmer (Smoke me a kipper, I'll be back for breakfast!)]

@Traian_Boldea

Do we have a thread for art covers?

Well…you can always start one😉

[Rockhound]

Very excited to see (and hear) a new album from the amazing Flamborough Head . Does not disappoint.

[Rugby (aka Daniel or Big Dan)]

[Rockhound]

[booped]

[Traian_Boldea]

[PixelPopper]

[miklats]

[Achim_Weimer]

[miklats]

[miklats]

[killdozer (Brutalise me with music)]

[killdozer (Brutalise me with music)]

[Grump]

I also love the Haydn sonatas and own the McCabe and the Buchbinder, of which I prefer the McCabe. I also own the Brautigam, to which I return most often. I also like Brautigam’s complete Beethoven and Mozart sonatas.

[Grump]

Also very warmly recommended.